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May. 20th, 2004 11:08 pmAhhh... that's what you can do.
Perl has s///eg. PHP has preg_replace_callback.
Why do I need that? Well, Anything 2 uses s///eg durring node conversion. It calls a helper subroutine to process each part of the node.
PHP has preg_replace_callback, which requires pcre, but then that's ok. FurryNet has it.
Perl has s///eg. PHP has preg_replace_callback.
Why do I need that? Well, Anything 2 uses s///eg durring node conversion. It calls a helper subroutine to process each part of the node.
PHP has preg_replace_callback, which requires pcre, but then that's ok. FurryNet has it.
